Mallorca

65 addresses sit inside the 19.8 acres the city draws for Mallorca on its HOA Local register. They sit on four streets, Via Bandada, Via Belmonte, Via Taliana and Las Plumas. The published boundary follows lot lines and leaves the street rights of way outside it, so no centerline falls inside. The county parcel record inside the boundary is 76 parcels, predominantly detached single family houses. The median lot the county records here is 0.17 acres and 63 feet wide. The city general plan gives 11.7 of those acres a low density residential designation. The zoning layer puts 11.6 acres in the RL-5000 zone and 8.1 in OS. Mail here carries the 92688 zip code and a Rancho Santa Margarita postal city.

1.2 acres of O'Neill Regional Park fall inside the boundary on the county park layer. 19.8 acres are rated Very High on the 2025 state fire hazard severity map the city publishes. The city assigns the ground to evacuation zone RSM06, which it describes as SFR, HOA Pool, Apt Complex, Church. Water comes from the Santa Margarita Water District and trash is collected Wednesday by CR&R. All of it lies in Saddleback Valley Unified, which feeds Melinda Heights Elementary, Rancho Santa Margarita Intermediate and Trabuco Hills High.

Mallorca is named for the largest of the Balearic Islands, and it is loosely built for this part of the city: 65 homes across 19.8 acres, where the villages nearby run to two and three hundred. The houses match that, from about 2,500 square feet up to 3,775, built through 1995 and 1996 as the executive end of the market arrived in a city then less than ten years old.

The street names take some translating. Via Bandada is the flock and Las Plumas the feathers, with Via Belmonte and Via Taliana filling out the four. It is a quieter version of the same habit that gave Las Flores II its streets of hawks and gulls, Gavilan and Gaviota.